Four tools, no account and no appointment
They are useful even if you never become a customer. You do the work first; your address is only asked for when you want the document.
Ice manager, club chair
Your ice, shared out and costed
Enter your slots for the season and your teams. You leave with the hours and the cost per team, the slots nobody is using and the teams with nothing. A table to put on the committee's desk.
Share out my iceEquipment manager, treasurer
What your club has out there, costed
Count your stock by type of equipment: the tool tells you what it is worth and what has gone out untracked. You get the loan agreement, the locker labels and the inventory table.
Value my stockClub secretary, Youth and Sport lead
The Youth and Sport folder
What Youth and Sport requires, the season's deadlines, the format the national database expects and the usual reasons a subsidy gets cut. With an attendance sheet you can use as it is.
Get the folderCoach, team administrator, parent
Concussion: getting back on the ice, stage by stage
A knock to the head, and nobody knows what to do. Give the date: you leave with the calendar of the six stages of the Swiss protocol, the sheet to hand to the parents, and the signs that mean calling a doctor straight away. Return to play stays a medical decision — this tool keeps the calendar, not the stethoscope.
Get the protocol